Symphony No. 4 In G Major

Columbia Masterworks

calendar_today1946United States

Columbia

calendar_todaySep 1946United Kingdom

“Review in Gramophone magazine September 1946”

Columbia Masterworks

calendar_today1948United States

“Earliest LP light Paper Sleeve with upside opening and fold out. Liner Notes by Franz Werfel, Alma Mahler and Bruno Walter in English on backside. No printed spine. Glossy dark blue Label with golden print”

Columbia Masterworks

calendar_today1948Canada

Columbia Masterworks

calendar_today1950United States

“Thick cardboard side-open sleeve with "tombstone" logo with red background and ML 4031 Nonbreakable at the bottom. Earlier copies had craft paper blue and top-open envelope and ML 4031 Nonbreakable Vinylite at the bottom. Liner Notes by Franz Werfel, Alma Mahler and Bruno Walter in English on backside. No printed spine. Cat # ML 54031 on Labels Cat # ML 4031 on Cover front and rear”

Columbia Masterworks

calendar_today1950United States

“Thick cardboard side-open sleeve with "tombstone" logo with yellow background and ML 4031 Nonbreakable at the bottom. Earlier copies had craft paper blue and top-open envelope and ML 4031 Nonbreakable Vinylite at the bottom. Liner Notes by Franz Werfel, Alma Mahler and Bruno Walter in English on backside. No printed spine. Cat # ML 54031 on Labels Cat # ML 4031 on Cover front and rear”

Supraphon

calendar_today1950USSR

“Sides A & D on first LP, sides B & C on second LP.”

Columbia Masterworks

calendar_today1950United States

“Repress - sleeve same as in release [r5449159], record label same as in [r7555339] and [r10689597].”

Columbia Masterworks

calendar_today1950United States

Supraphon

calendar_today1951Czechoslovakia

“Cardboard sleeve (envelope type) per LP: - 1. Deska; - 2. Deska. Numbered (LP set): 5026 C. Recording: 1950. Released: 1951.”

Columbia

calendar_today1953United Kingdom

“UK 1st press MONO, Blue / Gold Label (Earliest LP) Liner Notes by Franz Werfel, Alma Mahler and Bruno Walter in English on backside. No printed spine.”

Columbia

calendar_todayMay 20, 1956Japan

“Deep groove label with the words "Long Playing Microgroove" on a blue background.”

Fontana

calendar_today1959Netherlands

“also available as remastered @ https://www.qobuz.com/ie-en/album/mahler-symphony-no4-in-g-teresa-stich-randall-royal-concertgebouw-orchestra-willem-van-otterloo/0002894782537”

Decca

calendar_today1961Spain

“spanish notes in backcover”

Fontana

calendar_today1961Netherlands

Decca

calendar_today1961United Kingdom

“2nd UK version for this cat#. LABELS: - Black/silver 'grooved wideband' labels - "MADE IN ENGLAND BY" at 11 o'clock - "B.I.E.M." in a box on both sides - Matrix numbers printed upside-down SLEEVE: - Front laminated - No flipbacks - Boxed Decca logo on front and back - Large "STEREO" on front - Spine has text on it, bold "STEREO" on spine - "© The Decca Record Co. Ltd., London, 1961." - "Printed in England by St. James Press, London and Edenbridge" - Unsigned sleeve notes in English on back CATALOG NUMBERS: - SXL 2276 on sleeve - SXL.2276 on labels OTHER INFORMATION: - Recorded 20 - 21 February 1961 in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam - Labelography code: ED2 - Corresponding mono issue has cat# LXT 5638”

Decca

calendar_today1961United Kingdom

“LABELS: - "B.I.E.M." in a box on both sides - "Universal Edition" below BIEM box on both sides - ℗ 1961 at the bottom of label SLEEVE: - Front laminated - No flipbacks - Boxed Decca logo on front and back - "© The Decca Record Company Limited, London, 1961." - Sleeve "Printed in England" - Unsigned sleeve notes in English on back CATALOG NUMBERS: - SXL 2276 on sleeve - SXL.2276 on labels OTHER INFORMATION: - Recorded 20 - 21 February 1961 in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam - This was the first issue in Georg Solti's Mahler cycle for Decca which continued until 1971.”

Epic

calendar_today1961Canada

“On Labels: Made In Canada”

Supraphon

calendar_today1961Germany

“double 10-inch from the early Fifties (sides 1 and 4 on one record, sides 2 and 3 on the other) produced for export notes on cover are in German, labels are in English Photography on cover for record 2: Dorf in Sumava Maria Tauberová on Cover Marie Tauberová on Label”

Supraphon

calendar_today1961Czechoslovakia

“Inssued in two cardboard sleeves. Sides A & D on first LP, sides B & C on second LP.”

Coronet

calendar_today1961Australia

“Purple hexagon labels. Gold text”

Decca

calendar_today1961France

“Painting: "Paysage Classique, Matin" (Détail) Petit Palais - Paris”

Decca

calendar_today1961France

“Recorded in February 1961 "Original Recording By The DECCA Record Co. Ltd. London" at 12 o'clock on labels”

Fontana

calendar_today1961Japan

FIC Inc.

calendar_today1961Japan

“Recording: 1961”

Philips

“Made in Japan”

Decca

calendar_today1988Europe

“Blue tray. Recorded at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, February 1961. ADRM = Digital Remaster To Audiophile Stardards. Made in West Germany”

AV Japan

calendar_today1988Japan

Decca

calendar_today1988Europe

“Recorded at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, February 1961. ADRM = Digital Remaster To Audiophile Stardards. Made in West Germany Jewel case with blue tray and smooth edges.”

London Records

calendar_today1988United States

“Recorded at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, February 1961. ADRM = Digital Remaster To Audiophile Stardards. Made and Printed in the USA”

Philips

calendar_today1989Europe

“Recording from the archives of the AVRO, Hilversum Recorded: Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, 11/1939 Printed in West Germany Made in West Germany Total playing-time: 57:02 Live Recording”

NUOVA ERA

calendar_today1989Italy

Supraphon

calendar_today1997Czechia

“recorded 1950”

Iron Needle

calendar_today1997Italy

“Live Recording: Amsterdam, November 1939 New Remastering from Original Sources”

Grammofono 2000

calendar_today1998Italy

“Total Time: 57:07 Original Recording: 1939 Live Recording: Amsterdam, November 1939 (p) 1996 by Fono Enterprise”

Classica d'Oro

calendar_today2002United States

“Recorded Mahler (May 12, 1955; Théâtre des Champs-Élysées (live performance) Wagner (June 19, 1935; Musikvereinssaal)”

Archipel

calendar_today2002Germany

“Symphony No. 4: Recording 09.11.1939 live Symphony No. 5 - Adagietto: Recorded May 1926 From acetates recordings 24 bit remastering - for best possible sound P/C Music Trading and Distribution 2002 Made in Germany”

Documents

calendar_today2002Germany

“Disc 5 of box set [r30821262] Recorded in: 1939 XXL Digitally remastered Total Time: 56:44 Very similar to tracks A1-B2 of release 4076439. Recorded in same year, same conductor and soprano. Track times differ, though perhaps due to different cutting rather than performance/recording.”

Centurion Classics

calendar_today2003Germany

“Recorded in 1939”

Supraphon / Columbia Music Entertainment

calendar_todayJan 30, 2005Japan

“℗ 1950 Supraphon. Mastersonic 24-bit processing. 8-page booklet with liner notes in Japanese. Made in Japan”

Esoteric Company / Decca

calendar_todaySep 16, 2023Japan

“. Sound: Stereo / Hybrid . Uncompromising commitment to recreating the original master sound . ESOTERIC's proprietary re-mastering process to achieve the highest level of sound quality . Deluxe Digipack Packaging Limited Edition - One-Time Pressing . DSD Mastering ESOTERIC's flag ship D/A converters, model Grandioso D1X, Master clock generator model Grandioso G1X and ESOTERIC MEXCEL interconnect cables and power cords, were all used for this re-mastering session Re-mastering: Producer: Motoaki Ohmachi (ESOTERIC COMPANY) Mastering Engineer: Masaya Tohno (ESOTERIC COMPANY) Technical Manager: Tetsuya Kato (ESOTERIC COMPANY)”

London Records

calendar_today1961United States

“Different cover, label & catalog number than [r12602446] Title on spine: Symphony No. 4 / Title on back & label:Symphony No. 4 In G Major”

London Records

calendar_today1961United States

“Title on spine: Symphony No. 4 / Title on back & label:Symphony No. 4 In G Major”